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    Envirobent For Dam Sealing

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    Envirobent is a natural clay modified to swell when hydrated, making it suitable for sealing dams and constructing dam floors and walls. It is milled for ease of application and has high free swell and good sealing properties. Envirobent is primarily montmorillonite clay and is packaged in paper bags holding 40kg or bulk bags of 1000kg. Its applications include lining and sealing fresh water dams, ponds and reservoirs, as well as capping waste sites.

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    Envirobent is a natural clay modified to swell when hydrated, making it suitable for sealing dams and constructing dam floors and walls. It is milled for ease of application and has high free swell and good sealing properties. Envirobent is primarily montmorillonite clay and is packaged in paper bags holding 40kg or bulk bags of 1000kg. Its applications include lining and sealing fresh water dams, ponds and reservoirs, as well as capping waste sites.

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    Envirobent is a natural clay modified to swell when hydrated, making it suitable for sealing dams and constructing dam floors and walls. It is milled for ease of application and has high free swell and good sealing properties. Envirobent is primarily montmorillonite clay and is packaged in paper bags holding 40kg or bulk bags of 1000kg. Its applications include lining and sealing fresh water dams, ponds and reservoirs, as well as capping waste sites.

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    Envirobent For Dam Sealing

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    Envirobent is a natural clay modified to swell when hydrated, making it suitable for sealing dams and constructing dam floors and walls. It is milled for ease of application and has high free swell and good sealing properties. Envirobent is primarily montmorillonite clay and is packaged in paper bags holding 40kg or bulk bags of 1000kg. Its applications include lining and sealing fresh water dams, ponds and reservoirs, as well as capping waste sites.

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    Data Sheet

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    Envirobent for dam sealing 011-878 0366/77 www.gwminerals.co.za

    Product Description

    Envirobent is a natural clay that has been modified to provide specific swelling capabilities.
    Envirobent is suitable for use in the repair of leaking earth dams and in the initial
    construction of dam floors and walls.

    Features Benefits

    •Natural clay •Environmentally friendly


    •High free swell •Good sealing properties
    •Milled Envirobent •For sealing new dam constructions

    Typical Chemistry Typical Mineralogy

    SiO2 56.65% Montmorillonite 69%


    Al2O3 17.05% Quartz 14%
    Fe2O3 5.92% Calcite 9%
    CaO 4.05% Plagioclase 3%
    MgO 3.24% Mica 2%
    K2O 1.02% K-Feldspar 2%
    Na2O 2.66%
    LOI 9.09%

    Typical Physical Properties

    Swelling volume (ml/2g) 23


    pH 10 - 10.5
    Moisture 8 - 15%
    Viscosity (Baroid funnel, 24s min (immediate)
    5% suspension) 26s min (10 minutes)
    Grading retained <5% on 150 micron
    Bulk density (g/cm3) 0.9 - 1.04
    Water absorption - sinter
    plate >580
    Cation exchange capacity >75 meq/100g H2SO4 method

    Packaging/ Product codes

    Product Code Packaging Weight

    0104 Paper bag 40 kg


    0105 Bulk bag 1000 kg

    Applications

    •Lining and sealing of fresh water dams, ponds and


    reservoirs.
    •Capping of waste sites.

    Up dated 03/2019

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